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    • Quantum optics and information science.

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    • Hyperentangled states possess entanglement in multiple degrees of freedom.
    • Characterizing these complex states is crucial for quantum information processing.

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    • To demonstrate stimulated emission tomography for hyperentangled states.
    • To extend the application of this tomography technique to higher-dimensional Hilbert spaces.

    Main Methods:

    • Generating hyperentangled photon pairs via spontaneous parametric downconversion.
    • Utilizing stimulated emission tomography to analyze polarization and path entanglement.

    Main Results:

    • Successfully characterized hyperentangled states of photon pairs.
    • Demonstrated the capability of stimulated emission tomography beyond polarization.
    • Showcased its application in higher-dimensional quantum systems.

    Conclusions:

    • Stimulated emission tomography is a versatile tool for characterizing complex quantum states.
    • This technique advances the study of multi-dimensionally entangled quantum systems.